2008/10/25 Preston L. Bannister <preston@bannister.us> > Have to admit, the <q> tag is one of favorites. Since it has no meaningful > overt use (because of past IE), That's like saying because some Spanish people don't speak English, all English is meaningless. The fact that IE previously failed to implement the <q> tag properly (or at all) does not mean it has no overt meaningful use. Its meaning is explicitly defined in the specs, and it is well implemented by other browsers. > it makes a handy container for data to be transformed to something else by > script. Please consider using <div> or <span> instead - if not for your sake, then for everyone else's. Sam
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